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ALBUM REVIEW: Jack White - Frozen Charlotte
Garage Rock’s high priest continues to misuse priceless boutique recording equipment with aplomb, resulting in a riotous LP. Thrillingly live, with few obvious overdubs, White produces his most primal recent expression of Rock ’n’ Roll minimalism, while asking many big questions and answering few. Photo Credit: David Swanson Comparisons to his last effort, 2024’s ‘No Name’, are inevitable here, but there is divergence enough to make this a worthwhile add-on. ‘Frozen Charlotte
Jack Dillon
Jul 16


ALBUM REVIEW: Yard Act - You're Gonna Need a Little Music
Few bands have evolved as fearlessly as Yard Act. Three albums in, and the Leeds four-piece have pushed the boundaries of post-punk more than ever. Now with their new record ‘You're Gonna Need a Little Music’ (Out July 17th), they take another confident leap forward. Photo Credit: James Winstanley Recorded together as a full band in the studio for the first time, it captures an energy that goes beyond their other records. There is a rawness to these tracks that almost mirro
Kaitlin Heyworth
Jul 15


Discover the summer-ready single from Aussie Indie Pop artist Harley!
Brisbane’s indie-rock artist Harley has just released his new single ‘Tell Me You Love Me’, an up-beat track blending infectious vocals with compelling storytelling. The single wastes no time introducing the ultimate vibe of the tune with the first two lines serving as a hook to entice the listener. Harley takes inspiration from Sam Fender and the 1975 for this track, using vibrant riffs to share a story of self-doubt. The rhetorical questions throughout the song engage the l
Jasmine Butler
Jul 13


LIVE REVIEW: Johnny Marr @ Castlefield Bowl, Manchester
On a dreaded sunny day in Manchester, Johnny Marr took to the stage at Castlefield Bowl, for a homecoming gig as part of the Sounds of the City festival. Looking effortlessly cool as always, Marr strutted onto the stage adorning sunglasses and a denim jacket, wielding his trademark Fender Jaguar. Photo Credit: Aaron Parsons As he opened with the catchy Generate Generate, the usual tradition of train passengers waving from the bridge towering above began instantly, with one dr
Alex Price
Jul 11


LIVE REVIEW: Wet Leg, English Teach & THEATRE @ Castlefield Bowl, Manchester
We couldn't think of a better way to spend one of the hottest evenings of the year than sampling three of the most exciting UK performers while lapping up the summer sunshine. Well, this is exactly what we were treated to at Manchester's Castlefield Bowl this week as Wet Leg, English Teacher and THEATRE took to the stage in the blistering heat. Photo Credit: Harry Proctor // @harry.proctor.56 The natural amphitheatre of Castlefield Bowl immediately brings a cinematic quality

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Jul 10


LIVE REVIEW: Lola Young @ O2 Apollo, Manchester
Despite the miserable weather in Manchester on Wednesday evening, American Indie Folk singer Annabelle Dinda had no problem uplifting the crowd with her energetic set. Dancing with her band on stage, the singer’s whimsical energy was felt by the audience, whose cheers got louder with the more songs she played. As her set came to a close, there were chants of ‘one more song’ and ‘another one’ that proved Annabelle had successfully done her job of warming up the crowd. The exci
Lydia Potter
Jun 14


INTERVIEW W/ Tom Grennan: "I decided I wanted to give being a popstar a go!"
Following on from the success of his 2025 album which bagged him yet another UK number one, Indie Pop superstar Tom Grennan is heading to Haydock Park Racecourse on June 20th for a huge headline show! We caught up with him to chat about the new album and the enormity of the upcoming show. Q. Having been through the album release process four times now, how do you find those final few weeks building up to the release of a new record? A. “ It's probably the most anxious I get

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Jun 10


Discover the Joyous Rock and Roll Sound of Dave’s Manual
Dave’s Manual encourages you to leave your doom and gloom at the door with their latest track ‘Electrical’. Zapping us with their contagious Rock and Roll beats, the track transports us for two minutes and 37 seconds, where just for a moment, everything does in fact seem like its going to be okay. Foo Fighters-esque guitar sounds sail throughout as the lyrics remove the sense of urgency found in everyday life (“we’ll worry about it tomorrow”), capturing the care-free spirit t
haldana juhl
Jun 3


INTERVIEW W/ Jeff Goldblum: "Being present is a cornerstone of both Jazz music and acting!"
Film star, fashion icon, music fanatic. Jeff Goldblum is best known for his acting career, leading in films such as Jurassic Park and becoming a regular Wes Anderson collaborator. Yet, his most recent starring role in the blockbuster musical Wicked showcased another of his passions... his love for broadway anthems. Perhaps unknown to many, Jeff has been performing for decades with his wonderful bandmates in The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra. Last year he released a brand new albu

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Jun 1
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